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Neue „Verhaltensregeln“ für Asylbewerber in Teilen Österreichs

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Neue „Verhaltensregeln“ für Asylbewerber in Teilen Österreichs
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Auch bestimmte Grundwerte werden klargestellt.Graz – In der Steiermark müssen Asylbewerberinnen und Asylbewerber in Zukunft schriftlich bestimmte „Verhaltensregeln“ zur Kenntnis nehmen und anerkennen, falls sie die Grundversorgung in Anspruch nehmen wollen. Unter anderem müssen sie sich zur Anerkennung der „christlich-abendländischen Leitkultur“ und zu „westlichen Werten“ bekennen.Zwei österreichische Polizisten schauen durch einen Zaun. (Archivbild) © IMAGO/Klaus PressbergerGenerell hatte die Landesregierung der Steiermark den Zugang zur Grundversorgung verschärft. Die neuen „Verhaltensregeln“, wie es der ORF nennt, sind eine Erweiterung der sogenannten Integrationserklärung, die Bewerbern laut ORF schon bislang vorgelegt worden war.

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StartseitePolitikNeue „Verhaltensregeln“ für Asylbewerber in Teilen ÖsterreichsStand: 27.07.2026, 20:16 UhrVon: Richard StroblKommentareDruckenTeilen(function(a,b){if(a.navigator.canShare){var c=b.querySelector(".idjs-webshareAction"),d=JSON.parse(a.ippen.b64DecodeUnicode("…

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